Our esteemed GOP US Senator, Thom Tillis, has been throwing his weight around a bit. First, a US Senator from Ohio who happens to be more conservative than Tillis, and much better overall, is JD Vance. Vance had justifiably made some comments opposing additional aid for Ukraine, and raising concerns […]
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No More Kathy Manning
The News and Record reports she will not be running for re-election because of the redistricting that had taken place. Her fellow socialists, however, are suing to overturn the new district lines. I suspect she would become a candidate once again if they succeed and new lines are more favorable […]
The Alarming Reality Regarding Marijuana
HT: NCFPC
Pope Francis Proves Papal Fallibility on Climate Change Agenda
One of the tenets of the Roman Catholic Church is that the pope is infallible– i.e., that he cannot make mistakes on matters of the faith. This week, there was some news regarding Pope Francis that is bound to raise questions among Catholics. He signed an “interfaith statement” asserting that […]
Prophesying the Covid Pandemic
One Of The Ways Government Censors Conservative Viewpoints
It is interesting they don’t use these tools against online pornography and blatant efforts to subvert the constitution:
Alston’s Latest Money Grab
The Rhino Times reports today that he wants cities and towns within Guilford County to contribute monies toward the county schools’ costs. Translation: he is not satisfied with the enormous contributions of federal, state and county taxpayers. Instead, he wants to find a fourth source of cash– local taxpayers. And […]
The Toyota Battery Plant in Randolph County
David Larson had an interesting opinion piece at Carolina Journal that discusses the massive new project in Randolph County. It is to be a Toyota plant that will produce batteries for electric vehicles. The claim is that the plant will ultimately employ 5,100 people. Here is what Larson had to […]
North Carolina’s Descent on Freedom
The Daily Haymaker has a good post that demonstrates the state of North Carolina has relinquished many of the gains we had made on state taxes after Republicans took control of the General Assembly a dozen years ago. There was some initial improvement in tax conditions; but that has been […]
The Church and the Truth
Pastor Chuck Baldwin instructs on the necessity for the church to be grounded in truth, and to act as a pillar of truth. He then gives specific examples of churches that don’t act in this way; and also teaches in particular how preaching from the pulpit must reflect this imperative: